The canopy is curtained in ruby velvet, with lining of cream silkin token of the youth of its future occupantwith fringe, cord, and tassels of gold.

Here we have the yellow used merely as a lining to the green, or employed in the lower, or less honorable, part of the dress;an inversion of propriety, and intimating how a favorite had usurped the place of the rightful wife and thrust her down.] ~In

As the skin is an outside covering, so is the mucous membrane a more delicate inside lining for all cavities into which the apertures open, as the alimentary canal and the lungs.

It is, as when A sable cloud Turns forth her silver lining on the night.

There are some varieties of peas which have no lining in their pods, which are eaten cooked in the same way as kidney-beans.

The use of the leather breeches passed her comprehension; but Paddy actually took up the leather breeches, tore away the lining with great care, chopped the leather with the hatchet on the block, and put it into the pot as tripes.

In washing stuff or woollen dresses, the band at the waist and the lining at the bottom should be removed, and wherever it is gathered into folds; and, in furniture, the hems and gatherings.

Oil is a coating for a journal, or in other words is a lining between bearings.

Cover lining by C. V. John.

(while he takes of his hat and shakes out sundry papers from the lining into a drawer): John Brown, did you say?

Private M'D. removed the lining from his, and performed his ablutions in the inverted crown.

This is supplied by sheaths which form a double lining around the tendons.

With each slice should be sent a portion of the sound, which is the dark lining underneath the back-bone, to be reached with a spoon.

" Moll nods, and with ready wit takes the ribbon from her head, letting her pretty hair tumble all about her shoulders, and then whipping up her long skirt, tucks one end under her girdle, thereby making a very dainty show of pink lining against the dark stuff, and also giving more play for her feet.